EU needs further efforts to implement crypto regulations — Btc.x CEO
The CEO of Btc.x mentioned the possibility of governments considering the MiCA framework inadequate, leading to a two-sided power dynamic.
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The CEO of Btc.x mentioned the possibility of governments considering the MiCA framework inadequate, leading to a two-sided power dynamic.
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